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The research activity of our program covers three Frontiers; Frontier
in Computing Sciences, Frontier in Molecular Chemistry and Frontier
in Condensed Matter Physics. The Principle of our education is two-fold.
One is to educate students as the scientists who can carry out innovative
fundamental researches related to designing and development of new
materials such as functional molecules. The other is to train them
as the professional scientists who can conduct applied researches
with a wide range of knowledge and flexibility.
All students in the frontiers are supervised by the professors who
all carry excellent research and educational records in various advanced
research fields. Molecular and materials designing based on mathematics
and simulation, synthetic of functional molecules and new materials
by means of the techniques based on pure physics and chemistry, and
the evaluation of thus obtained materials and functions by innovative
instrumentation, are only some of the research topics students will
be able to learn in this program. |
Master's Program (MS degree) - the two-year first term
1 Credits:
Each student should get a total of at least 30 credits of courses
in any research programs of
the Graduate School of Pure and Applied Sciences
and research group seminar organized by the
research advisers.
2. MS Thesis: After receiving enough number of
credits of the course, students are eligible to
submit a thesis work. After passing the oral
examination, MS degree will be granted. Excellent
students can be examined in a period shorter than
two years with completion of the course work
credit.
Doctoral Program (PhD degree) - the three-year
second term
1. Submission of Abstract for PhD Thesis: The
abstract for the PhD thesis should be submitted and examined in
the third
year.
2. Those doctoral candidates who have passed the above
preliminary examination are eligible to submit the PhD thesis.
The PhD thesis
committee will decide whether the degree is granted based on
the quality of the thesis and the final oral presentation. It is
possible
to complete the Doctoral Program in a period shorter than three
years depending on the progress of the student.
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